Ceuta: Migration and the clash of narratives

Of course, this does not mean that the European and American right caused the events that took place in occupied Ceuta. However, its rapid move to exploit them in a way that serves its political and electoral interests contributed to creating confusion around any objective reading that places the event within its political, economic, and social contexts. A broad segment of the European media also contributed to serving the right-wing narrative, and even to misleading European and international public opinion among those who have no knowledge of the history and status of Ceuta, through headlines such as: “How did 60,000 Moroccans reach Europe?” while the reality is that Ceuta is an occupied Moroccan city located on Moroccan territory on the African continent, not in Europe.